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HEADSTRONG ~ Abstract Contemporary Horse Oil Painting by Laurie Justus Pace

22 x 28 inches
Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

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Laurie Pace




Thursday, the days are escaping and I didn't pack one box yesterday. This painting I finished three days ago. I am trying to paint ahead because it will be difficult once we get further into this weekend. I would haul paints to my mom's temporarily and work, but decided I needed to not mess up her house...just paint less and pray more that God will provide.

Today will be my last day with the Justin Art Students. I really have not forewarned them because I did not know until our buyer finally made up their mind about so many last minute changes. That was not a comfortable time for us. In art I will allow them to paint a painting for Christmas for their parents in acrylic. I will be digging out canvas already packed!

Calmness is the word today I will concentrate on, especially during this season. Though in moving and you know I am far from the word Calm. Your prayers are welcome here for this! Calmness is a state of mind and it too is free. The Lord awaits us in this place where we can meditate on all the great things in our life and totally let go of all the chaos and negativity. Yes, I said LET IT GO. The Lord will sweep it right away from your door, but you have to let it go. I will if you will.

Grace,
Laurie

“Let me hear of your steadfast love in the morning, for in you I put my trust. Teach me the way I should go, for to you I lift up my soul.”—Psalm 143:8
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